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The Survival Agenda of the Greatest Generation is an important frame of reference for a generation that must face the environmental and thermonuclear threats of the twenty-first century. The heroic leaders who saved capitalism and democracy in the Great Depression, and helped win World War II, also left us an agenda for survival in the twenty-first century; but it has washed away in the shallow tides of the information age. President Kennedy's brave survival perspective is centrally featured amidst the bold proposals of a wide pantheon of scientists and statesmen from the Greatest Generation.

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Joseph A. Bagnall has devoted a long life to teaching and research in the field of United States History. His publications include a United States history textbook and two supplementary college readers on the Kennedy administration. Dr. Bagnall wrote a television documentary entitled John F. Kennedy's Lost Pathway to Peace that aired nationally on TBS, and regionally on KCET, Los Angeles, on May 29, 1987, the 70th anniversary of JFK's birth. On the 75th anniversary of JFK's birth he published President John Fitzgerald Kennedy's Grand and Global Alliance, first edition. Bagnall discussed this book with Charles Osgood on the CBS Radio Network, on May 29, 1992. President Kennedy's brave survival perspective is centrally featured amidst the bold proposals of a wide pantheon of scientists and statesmen in Bagnall's current work, The Survival Agenda of the Greatest generation.

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